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MethodsThe Cochrane Library: revolution or evolution?Shaping the future of Cochrane content
Preparing for the Strategic Session
Harriet MacLehoseCochrane Editorial Unit
Working party
Cochrane
content
What is the purpose of today’s meeting?
Six themes – two areas
Products and users:1. The Cochrane Library: continuing its development
as the world’s leading library of evidence (Harriet MacLehose & Lucie Binder)
2. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews (CDSR): relevance, coverage, and user and author experience (as above)
3. New formats and derivative products (Lorne Becker, Deborah Pentesco-Gilbert, Chris Mavergames)
Six themes – two areas
Cochrane Reviews:3. Methodological quality and readability
(Toby Lasserson)4. Updating (Rachel Marshall)5. Innovative reviews and methodology
(Jackie Chandler & Sophie Hill)
Questions
Recommendations
Themes
Leaders & working parties
Answers
Survey
Interviews
Theme-specific projects
ExternalInternal
Survey
• 41 questions• Advertised:– Cochrane lists, specific emails to CRGs invite to forward email– Email external stakeholders– Cochrane websites and The Cochrane Library– Editorial– Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter– Email to Wiley lists– CCINFO
• Data from 3 weeks in February
• 733 people completed one or more questions• From over 60 countries • Relationship with Cochrane:– 203 ‘external’ to Cochrane (i.e. no Cochrane role, including
Cochrane Review author)– 530 ‘internal’ to Cochrane
• Main occupation: – most researcher (393) or clinician or health professional
(267)• Main relationship with The Cochrane Library:– readers or users (294)– authors (228)– editorial role (113)
• Two-thirds are Cochrane Review authors
Interviews
• 48 external stakeholders invited– Including ‘super-users’, funders, journal editors,
policy-makers• 16 interviewed
Theme-specific projects• Several small pilots and related projects
Questions
Recommendations
Themes
Leaders & working parties
Answers
Survey
Interviews
Theme-specific projects
ExternalInternal
Revised timetable
Discussion forum & Twitter
• Discussion forum: Comments and questions on the background paper or any other aspect of the topic may be submitted via a dedicated discussion forum on cochrane.org (http://tinyurl.com/c7vp6gp - login required), or via Twitter
• Twitter: To post and track news on Twitter particular to the Strategic Session, please use the #cochraneparis hashtag, in combination with the hashtag #stratsession, before and during the meeting